I noticed that you are now linking player names to their SBN player pages. Is there anyway that those pages could include statistics? In my unsolicited opinion, those pages are kinda worthless without some stats.

[Comment From Tim]
Do you see any market inefficiencies in the draft of types of players who are traditionally undervalued?
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Jim Callis: The biggest is that teams’ preference for college players over high schoolers means a lot of the high schoolers go lower than they should and can be nice value picks if you’re willing to spend to sign them.

also this was interesting in a rangers draft related note:

Is there a great hitter like last year’s Smoak that might fall to Texas at 14? Or is it more likely that an arm that wants a ton of money? Thanks for your time
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Jim Callis: No, because this draft is decidedly pitcher-heavy. The only hitter who’s a consensus top-10 talent is North Carolina 1B Dustin Ackely, and he may be gone at No. 2. The best athlete in the draft, Georgia HS OF Donavan Tate, could fall because of signability, but a lot of teams aren’t sold enough on the bat to meet his $6 million asking price. It’s more likely one of the expensive HS pitchers, Jacob Turner or Tyler Matzek or Matthew Purke, falls and gets taken by Texas.

if matzek or turner were to fall id do cartwheels and kiss santa on the lips.

anything josh can do, i can do better…

he says Smoak is a better defender than Davis.

a. I don’t see it